Ben Messmer, Ed Brigadier, Jack Betts
From the age of one and a half to thirteen, Katie, was imprisoned by her parents. Locked in a room, tied and immobile, bound to a "potty-chair", Katie endured years of isolated silence punctuated by ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 27, 2003
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September 11, 2007That this is an utmost interesting film, which displays what humans are capable of in a very professional way. I must say this, for I felt this was not so much a dramatized version of a true life event, but rather a documentary on a true life event. This is neither a tear jerker,...( read more)
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August 27, 2008i love the story and acting of that little poor girl perfecto.but its not that sad somewhere are funny actually.
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March 8, 2008A moving film made even more shocking by being based on a true story. How someone could treat another person like that is beyond me. I really thought Sandra would end up with Katie. Such a shame she didn't.
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September 14, 2007THIS MOVIE IS DISTURBING NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF THE WAY KATIE'S DAD TREATS HER AND HER MOTHER DOES NOTHING TO PROTECT HER. BUT MORE SO HOW THOSE WHO SHOULD HAVE HELPED HER TREATED HER MORE AS A HUMAN GUINEA PIG AT TIMES TO TEST AND GET THEIR GRANTS. FOR. HOW EVEN THE FOSTER HOMES...( read more)
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